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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Question
If
x
=
2
√
3
+
2
√
2
and
1
x
is equal to
√
3
−
√
2
m
, then value of
m
is :
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Solution
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x
=
2
√
3
+
2
√
2
and
1
x
=
1
2
√
3
+
2
√
2
=
(
2
√
3
−
2
√
2
)
(
2
√
3
−
2
√
2
)
×
(
2
√
3
+
2
√
2
)
=
(
√
3
−
√
2
)
2
.
Hence, on comparing,
m
=
2
.
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